Broadsword

Broadsword

a silent cutting and thrusting weapon. Its blade was straight, long (about 85 cm), and single-edged, becoming double-edged at the end. From the 18th century it was worn in a metal scabbard.

The broadsword appeared in the 16th century to replace the ordinary sword. In the Russian Army, cuirassier regiments of the guards cavalry were armed with the broadsword. It was worn on a sword belt. The broadsword was eliminated as armament in the late 19th century.

Wearing the system on the BAE Systems stand at DSEI, she reported that the centralised power solution was attracting particular interest, emphasising that Broadsword Spine is completely power agnostic.

Director Sharon Selove described the production as a " 'Game of Thrones' type of play," featuring five battle scenes with a cast of 17 clad in armor and fighting with hefty metal broadswords, shields and axes.

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And as grimy as the place is, pity poor old King Richard III who, since he ended up on the wrong end of a broadsword at the Battle of Bosworth Field in August, 1485, lay under what is now a car park in the city centre here, where the students walk to for cheap suds and gamblers flitter away money they can ill afford at the blinking slot machines.

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